Bosch Maxx 7 WAE2047KPL / 02 washing machine - takes little water

I need a professional or a madman who will repair (or break) my washing machine: Bosch Maxh 7 for Kids - serial number WAE2047KPL / 02 FD 8908 600369. The washing machine is a few years old and nothing is physically wrong and does not break down, but it has one major drawback - takes too little water.

Yes, the washing machine washes, but in the image of water, and I want it to wash in water. The wife is allergic and must have the laundry thoroughly washed and rinsed. This washing machine does not have a hydrostat (like older washing machines), so the water level cannot be adjusted normally. The service claims that new washing machines are like that because there is a general tendency that they are super ECO etc. etc., so they take little water (the service gave up).

So I need a professional who will increase the water level in the washing machine (generally by about 30 - 40%). The washing machine after the warranty period, it can even be broken for this purpose or reprogrammed, if someone can. I'll pay and add something else.

Put the clothes soaked in water, i.e. wet, and there will be more water in the washing machine.

Hello. An interesting problem ...
Found a description for this washing machine.
"The automatic weight system of the washing machine optimizes water and energy consumption depending on the size of the load. The system recognizes the size of the load and adjusts the washing time accordingly. Thanks to the system, washing with less load takes less time, uses less water and is less energy-consuming."
and
"In order to very thoroughly rinse the leftover detergent from the washed clothes, the WAE2049KPL washing machine is equipped with the Extra Kids Rinse option. In this option, the washing machine uses an additional 2 liters of rinsing water. This option is very useful when washing children's clothes, people with allergies or people with sensitive skin . "

I suspect that it takes not two extra liters but kilograms.
(for water it is the same)

Added after 14 [minutes]:

Knowing life, this "weight" is a potentiometer controlled by a lever attached to the washing machine drum. If you turn it a little in the right direction or add a few ohms in a row, it would increase the weight and "pour" more water. Well, but I admit that I shoot.

We use the additional rinsing option - but the wife stops the program best anyway and adds her proper amount of water for the main wash and for rinsing separately.

Colleagues according to North, this washing machine has a hydrostat, unfortunately not regulated
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To check, the hydrostatic cup and the hose are not contaminated. Possible adjustment of the water level by increasing the air chamber (adding an experimental size of the container between the hose and the hydrostat).

I will check the cup and hose, but the washing machine has been new and the service checked it and it turned out that everything is ok.

Hello
Listen, mate jure59 is good for you. Don't mix anything with electronics. Extend the hose from the hydrostat or give a small transitional bulb

He will play with this hose or some kind of transitional bulb - it seems the simplest

The pressure switch is electronic and there is no need to combine it with dismantling, because if you tightened the spring, it would pour more, but an error will appear when emptying the tank.
You can reduce the capacity of the hydrostatic cup, e.g. by inserting something into it, reducing its capacity, you can try inserting a thick hose.
The second option is to increase the capacity of the hose, e.g. by cutting it off at the hydrostatic and the hydrostatic cup and connect it with a hose with a larger diameter, so that the inner diameter matches the outer diameter of the original hose, or it would look like there will be a hydrostat on it with a piece of the old hose and on it the new, thicker tubing may be even longer than the original one, it will also increase its capacity.

I add water to each wash, sometimes 1/3 of the window. Once I forgot to turn off the water and the washing machine was washing in 3/4 of the drums of water and also could do the trick. Sometimes on the short 30 program it does not spin the water, but it was like that since the news. I have one without an LCD screen with touch buttons. Maxx7. I pour water normally from the top. This is probably the best option. Mine has a water plus aleto button and it doesn't do anything anyway. Eco for the environment and harmful to human skin because chemicals stuck in clothes, you sweat and you have allergic reactions. The old frania may turn out to be the healthiest as the years go by.